Vancouver VanDusen Garden Festival of Lights 2009, 4:30 to 9 pm every evening except Christmas Day (December 25) when the Garden is closed. A magical experience for the whole family with 1.4 million twinkling lights. Highlights include the Dancing Lights on Livingstone (watch a video on the lights dance to seasonal music), Gingerbread Wood and Candy Cane Lane. Evenings prior to Christmas also feature Community Choirs on the Deck and Santa in his Living Room. Our Scandinavian Christmas Gnomes, Svend and Jens, are sure to bring a smile to you face with their antics. They can be found lurking in the Centre Court and hanging out in Santas Living Room. Up in the Heather Garden, be sure to support the Make-A-Wish Foundation by lighting a candle at the Candle Shrine. Avoid the line-ups and purchase advance tickets at the Garden starting November 1st or call Tickets Tonight at 604.684-2787 to order by phone. In the case of heavy snow storms or other extraordinary weather conditions: call the Garden Shop 604-257-8665 to confirm that FOL has not been closed for that one evening
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Some old 1996 & 1998 footage from the classic wooden roller coaster at PNE in Vancouver! www.themeparkreview.com – http
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The Puddle of? Water Made This Light Show Much Better!! Beautiful!! <3
Might have been better if you didn’t toaster unnecessary text across the main attraction. Also, if these guys call themselves professionals, they’re? really being outdone by amateurs ……….. oh wait, they’re Canadian. In that case, awesome job.
canadians celebrate? christmas?
THE ELECTRIC COMPANY MOST LOVE WHEN CHRISTMAS COMES AROUND!!
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breath? taking show!
1,400,0000??
u counted EVERY bulb??
lol wouldnt like to pay the eletric bill but thise is awsome really magical ? Merry Xmas
keep the good work? up.
that’s insane
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Thats? my electric bill for 5 years.
Terrific! ^.^ Very fun. :3?
i have been on? that and my friend almost fell off
the ride is called Coaster not roller coaster?
they renovated it a few years? ago, now its faster 😀
the unload is almost instant, they release the? bars when the cars come in and you just run out
its just “Coaster” not roller coaster, but? doesn’t matter. you like the FINALLY fast chain lift?
Their no-nonsense, ‘smart-ass-ness’ is precisely why I love them.?
hahaahahah xDD?
Whoa, you guys have been to the PNE?? I didn’t know that!
The? Coaster is my favourite ride around here. 😀
Does Anyone care? No. ?
That was? my first and last roller coaster. I did it for a Physics class. Are you going to come back to PNE or Vancouver?
Ahh, the classic? VCR glow around everything.
Oh yes yet another elusive credit I keep meaning to get?
The coaster runs replica Prior & Church trains. The last remaining Prior & Church trains? run on Coaster Thrill Ride at the Puyallup Fair.
This ride is awesome. It’s up with Boulderdash and El Toro as one of my favorite wooden coasters ever. I can’t wait til? TPR does a trip here so more people can experience this awesome coaster.
This is a comment cause? I like crap.
I wish I could have gotten a ride on this? when I was in Vancouver a few years ago, but I only had a few hours in the city as it was.
The only dispatch times I have seen at a park that? comes even close to being this fast is the Santa Cruz Giant Dipper
Is the the only Roller Coaster? left that still utilizes those trains ? Are those actually vintage Prior and Church trains or do they just look similar?
Wood is good.?
@TPR And been at Six Flags Great Adventure last June and the CM were veeeeeery slow. The Green Lantern is suposed to have 3 trains running without stopping at final brakes brakes, running all 3 always. Is the new coaster for 2011 for the? park. When I was there, only 2 trains were running and the trains often stopped at the final brakes, so load/unload time was of about 1 to 2 minutes. what a shame.
I think Cedar Point is best dispatching trains. Rarely were trains stopped at brakes, not like SF
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Love it…what camera did you film with? back in the day Robb?
Oh? the memories….